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09/07/2025

Follow your dreams by pursuing Higher Education!

29/06/2025

Experience a direct flight from Cairo to Chengdu and seize the unique opportunity to become the first Egyptian to visit the pandas!
Enjoy the convenience of making your payment in Egyptian pounds.
Your journey will be featured by Chinese government media, showcasing your adventure as part of international news. Don’t miss out on this extraordinary experience!

06/06/2025

Eid Blessings to our Muslim friends all around the world!

01/05/2025

Happy Labour Day! Today we celebrate the dedication and hard work of all workers. Your efforts make the world go round. Wishing you a restful and proud Labour Day. You’ve earned every bit of recognition and relaxation today.

24/04/2025

The Ain Sokhna–Alamein–Marsa Matrouh line marks the first phase of Egypt’s 2,000-kilometre high-speed rail network. Egypt is set to receive its first Velaro high-speed electric train in August 2025, as part of the national high-speed rail network currently under construction.

24/04/2025

Egypt’s Daylight Saving Time starts on Friday, set clocks forward by 60 minutes
Egypt is preparing to return to Daylight Saving Time, starting at midnight on Friday April 25.

21/04/2025

History of Sham El-Nessim (Egypt’s oldest celebration)
Sham El-Nessim is celebrated by Egyptians of all religions as it is based on a spring festival that predates both Christianity and Islam.

Sham El-Nessim can be dated back to ancient Egypt to at least 2700 BCE (the third dynasty of the Old Kingdom) and is a festival that celebrates the arrival of Spring. The changing of the seasons and in particular the effect on the Nile would have been important events in the life of all Egyptians, and the close and start of prosperous agricultural seasons would have been a key celebration.

The festival is related to the agricultural background of ancient Egyptians. The name Sham El-Nessim or (inhaling the breeze) is derived from the Coptic language, which was derived from the ancient Egyptian language. The original pronunciation is Tshom Ni Tshom, which means garden meadows.

On the day, Egyptians head out to parks, gardens and zoos with their families to enjoy their traditional meals of salted fish, onions and eggs. They can also enjoy celebrating Easter and Sham El- Nessim in different places in whether in Cairo or in other governorates.

09/04/2025

07/04/2025

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01/04/2025

April is here!

30/03/2025

On behalf of our MM team, Eid Mubarak greetings to our Muslim brothers and sisters all over the world!

28/03/2025

Support the local charities!